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In the Sept. 12 issue of The RECORD, Sasha Volokh responded to an op-ed that I wrote last spring. My piece discussed how I have no problem with gun clubs that simply take their members target-shooting. The HLS Target Shooting Club, however, declares in its constitution that it aims to help students “intelligently contribute to the public policy and constitutional debate on firearms.” I believe that Sasha’s club has made unhelpful contributions to this debate, and that it can do better.
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It’s easy for students here to believe they are the product of a Darwinian selection process that culminates in their anointment as the best and brightest, as future leaders of America. The Law School reifies its choices by praising its incoming 1Ls, who “deserve” to be here.
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So when the JAG threatened HLS, the school just backed down? GREG LIPPER asks why when students aren't being recruited to defend the nation against Osama Bin Laden; they are being recruited to defend pot smokers against court marshals.
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If you consider yourself an Accomplished Wine Person (AWP), you should probably stop reading now. This column is not for you. Don’t feel slighted — for two years you had Justin Dillon, who rivaled most professional enologists. (“Enology” or “oenology,” both pronounced een-ology, is the SAT vocab word for the science of wine and winemaking, from the Greek for “wine,” oinos.
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If you consider yourself an Accomplished Wine Person (AWP), you should probably stop reading now. This column is not for you. Don’t feel slighted — for two years you had Justin Dillon, who rivaled most professional enologists. (“Enology” or “oenology,” both pronounced een-ology, is the SAT vocab word for the science of wine and winemaking, from the Greek for “wine,” oinos.
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Some are a bit out of the way, some are right under your nose, but all of these bars are can't-miss bets for Cambridge dwellers.
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Your week is over, and you're ready to shake that chair-worn ass. But where? Whatever your mood, Boston's got options.
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On August 16, the Bureau moved into new offices at Baker House, located between Pound and the Hark. It was a bittersweet move for the Bureau after 77 years of residence in Gannett House, the oldest surviving Harvard Law School building. Nonetheless, the Bureau badly needed the change.
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Just as a study of Boston’s history would be incomplete without a visit to the narrow, winding streets of the North End, so too would an understanding of the city’s dining landscape. Mere steps from the sites of the Boston Massacre and Old North Church reside the best Italian restaurants in the city, and arguably the country.
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For those about to rock, Boston's got the local talent--and the music venues--to keep you happy. JEFF LEVEN clues you in on who you should be listening to and where.
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Cambridge dinning isn't exactly NYC (or even Boston proper) but it isn't all bad news. The RECORD's crack team of reviewers has hit the town to fill you in on the best eats this side of the Charles.
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If you thought you left your drinking days behind in college, HLS will make you rethink your plans. Whether it’s winding down after that exam or the beginnings of a measly attempt to score for the first time in months, chances are you’ll need more than a few cold ones.